OK, that's it from us, so we'll leave you with the draw in full...

League A

Group A1: Austria, Croatia, Denmark, France.

Group A2: Czech Republic, Switzerland, Portugal, Spain.

Group A3: Hungary, England, Germany, Italy.

Group A4: Wales, Poland, Netherlands, Belgium.

League B

Group B1: Armenia, Republic of Ireland, Scotland, Ukraine.

Group B2: Albania, Israel, Russia, Iceland.

Group B3: Montenegro, Romania, Finland, Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Group B4: Slovenia, Serbia, Norway, Sweden.

League C

Group C1: Faroe Islands, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Turkey.

Group C2: Cyprus/Estonia, Kosovo, Greece, Northern Ireland.

Group C3: Kazakhstan/Moldova, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Slovakia

Group C4: Gibraltar, Georgia, North Macedonia, Bulgaria.

League D

Group D1: Latvia, Andorra, Kazakhstan/Moldova, Liechtenstein.

Group D2: San Marino, Cyprus/Estonia, Malta.

Wales manager Robert Page says: “The big one is Belgium. Off the back of a great performance against them last month, everyone will be talking about that.

“They’re an outstanding outfit but we’ve proved we’re prepared to go toe-to-toe with them.”

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales

Having enjoyed the stag do-friendly double-header of games in Prague and Tallinn in October, Wales' fans are already crossing their fingers for another colourful selection of back-to-back matches.

Here's France coach Didier Deschamps on what the Nations League means to him: "When we come up against sides who are a bit weaker on paper, players are aware of that and it’s difficult to find the ‘adrenalin’, so to speak, to motivate yourself and be highly competitive.

"When you look at the groups, they’re the best national sides, since League A is made up of the best national teams in Europe. For us, topping the group after defeating Portugal away from home was what allowed us to qualify for this final four, and that was hugely satisfying.

"We did everything we could to make sure we got through, and when you get to finals, it’s better to win them!"

Four of the six matchdays will take place in June due to the winter scheduling of the World Cup, with the others in September.

The four group winners in League A will then advance to the knockout final in June 2023 and the group winners in the other three leagues will all be promoted for the 2024-25 edition.

The teams finishing fourth in the groups in Leagues A and B will be relegated, with those who finish bottom in the League C groups entering play-offs in March 2024.

The two teams defeated in those ties will be relegated to League D.

Dafydd Pritchard
BBC Sport Wales

Wales and Belgium are inseparable. They've just played against each other in World Cup qualifying, they were in the same Euro 2016 qualifying group and of course they met in the quarter-finals at Euro 2016, where Wales claimed the greatest win in their history.

Judging by the initial reaction on social media, Wales fans are looking forward to visiting Belgium again, as well as Poland and the Netherlands.

It's a tough group but one which should offer some lively trips for the supporters.

Group A1: Austria, Croatia, Denmark, France.

Group A2: Czech Republic, Switzerland, Portugal, Spain.

Group A3: Hungary, England, Germany, Italy.

Group A4: Wales, Poland, Netherlands, Belgium.

Phwoar, that's a pretty tasty draw for England... they are joined by Hungary, Germany and European champions Italy.

Belgium go into Wales' group, alongside Poland and the Netherlands. Tricky.

Hello! It's Germany joining England, the European 'Clasico' as Giorgio Marchetti puts it, while Wales get Netherlands in their group.

England go in Group A3, meaning they will face Hungary, and Wales are joined by Poland.

So Wales go into Group A4. Who will join them?

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• Pot 1: France, Spain, Italy, Belgium
• Pot 2: Portugal, Netherlands, Denmark, Germany
• Pot 3: England, Poland, Switzerland, Croatia
• Pot 4: Wales, Austria, Czech Republic, Hungary

OK, to the big one, League A...

Should say Armenia are one of the Nations League's success stories, earning two successive promotions to rise from League D into League B for the next edition.

Group B1: Armenia, Republic of Ireland, Scotland, Ukraine.

Group B2: Albania, Israel, Russia, Iceland.

Group B3: Montenegro, Romania, Finland, Bosnia-Herzegovina.

Group B4: Slovenia, Serbia, Norway, Sweden.

And Scotland and Republic of Ireland do bag a short trip to face one another, Armenia are currently the other nation in Group B1 with them.

Scotland and Republic of Ireland are both in League B and could face one another, the only nations that cannot be drawn together from different pots are Ukraine and Russia.

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• Pot 1: Ukraine, Sweden, Bosnia-Herzegovina, Iceland
• Pot 2: Finland, Norway, Scotland, Russia
• Pot 3: Israel, Romania, Serbia, Republic of Ireland
• Pot 4: Slovenia, Montenegro, Albania, Armenia

Group C1: Faroe Islands, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Turkey.

Group C2: Cyprus/Estonia, Kosovo, Greece, Northern Ireland.

Group C3: Kazakhstan/Moldova, Azerbaijan, Belarus, Slovakia

Group C4: Gibraltar, Georgia, North Macedonia, Bulgaria.